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Meet Carree Tolle, Teaching Artist & Art Therapy Coach with Our Soul Oasis

ColorYourselfPurple | Therapeutic Art & Paint Therapy 

I am CARree, a Teaching Artist, Writer and Certified Art Therapy Personal Development Life Coach.

I have been using art from a very young age to recapture the better days and color my life purple, the way I thought it should look like. I used my imagination and art works to cheer myself up; to escape from the pain and hurt I experienced as a child and beyond.

I developed the need for the arts in my life.  Embracing the peace, and the moments within the arts to heal, to recreate, to separate myself from the pain. Through drawing and writing, from the Ballet to the Symphony. To make a life brighter and bolder for the world to see my true color, to Color Myself Purple.

An active artist, and writer on some level throughout my adult life as a commissioned artist as a contracted columnist, and paid writer. Staying close to my artistic and creative nurturing side, while maintaining a full time career that actually paid the bills.

While teaching art since 2016, I have come to realize my true passions, and desire to help others in the healing process through art as I have. And found a greater love for life, and even deeper love and appreciation for the arts more so than I already had. I found in the process of healing and helping others through the art of healing on a greater level as I had never experienced art before.

Recently obtaining Certification in Art Therapy Coaching and Personal Development, I am ready to Paint the WORLD Purple!!! Having experience in the Arts for nearly 20 years as an artist, writer, and digital designer, while I am now Certified as an Art Therapist Developmental Coach, continuing my education in order to achieve an UnderGrad Bachelors in General Psychology, Cognitive and Critical Thinking. I will continue to teach art, and now will be able to provide art therapy coaching sessions, and soon to be helping on a clinical level as an UnderGrad in the near future.

Say HELLO to a New Colorful Life! Say HELLO to ColorYourselfPurple.

ColorYourselfPurple is a creative process involved in expressing one's self artistically that can help people to resolve issues as well as develop and manage their behaviors and feelings, reduce stress, and improve self-esteem and awareness, while improving, enhancing the physical, mental and emotional well-being of people at all ages through coaching and art sessions. Using methodical arts, soft meditation sessions, mandala manifestation art sessions, color therapy, personal development and intentional living life coaching sessions.
Reduce Stress - Improve Self-Management - Help Alleviate Symptoms of Anxiety - Improve Communication Skills - Improve Problem-Solving Skills - Build Self-Esteem - Build Emotional Awareness - Strengthen Your Cognitive Abilities - Raise Empathy Levels  - Enhance Critical Thinking

CARree Tolle
Arizona

Editor's Note: Carree and I connected on a women's networking group having no idea that we were local to each other. I'm excited to be working so closely with Carree. Her passion for the arts and helping people heal will bring our readers incredible tools. It's lovely to have her on board. ~Wendy

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